Networks Ignore Crushing of Marriage Vote in Massachusetts
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The media elite don't want the American people to know that liberals refuse to let the people vote on this crucial issue.
South Park Filth Fest
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This weekend millions of families will be exposed to South Park's most foul-mouthed, sexually offensive programs, courtesy of Comedy Central.
By Abusing the Legal System, Judge 'Pants Suit' Weakens Public Trust i
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Plaintiff cries on the stand, and the media seem more sympathetic to him than the defendants whose lives, business and savings he has ravaged.
Hillary vs. Hollywood
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Hollywood's muck-makers are advised to see the writing on the wall. When Hillary Clinton is scolding you in the headlines, maybe it's time to shape up.
NBC to Expand from News to Education
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The network wants to increase its future audience while simultaneously educating high school students -- but what do they intend to teach?
Role Models for Girls: Choice of Two, Take Your Pick
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The Olympic athlete/Playboy model, or the squeaky clean teen movie star?
Judges Throw Up Roadblocks as Communities Struggle to Enforce Laws Aga
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Networks, press largely ignore that courts are frustrating small town efforts to address illegal immigration.
New York Times Showcases Fashionable Cocaine Use
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Irresponsible story devotes more space to cocaine advocates than warning about the dangers of the illegal drug.
Networks Dance Around Political, Ideological Motives for Blocking Pace
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Liberals got Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman booted for 'homophobia' and backing Libby, not just differences about the Iraq war.
Washington Post Ignores Qualifications to Paint Picture of Judicial Cr
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Immigration judge has extensive legal background, but you wouldn't know it.
Media Dislike Pro-Life Messages in Mainstream Movies
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Why is it when Hollywood decides to address the subject of complicated pregnancies, the liberal media have to carp if the directors opt not to promote abortion?
Judges vs. the FCC
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The federal judges who ruled against the FCC suggested the agency's rulings were arbitrary and capricious. But is there anything more arbitrary and capricious than an egotistical celebrity dropping the F-bomb on national TV? Or the network refusing to administer a tiny delay?
